Briand Forms Provisional French Cabinet Aimed at Bank Crisis
Paris reports Aristide Briand, seven time premier, holding morning talks to assemble an eighth ministry. President Doumergue seeks a government to stabilize finances before Wednesday. De Monzie urges provisional leadership to handle Bank of France issues. Paul Boncour signals socialist interest in labor post.
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United Press
Paris
Aristide Briand
France
Doumergue
Brand
de Monzie
Bank of France
Herriot
M. Briand
M. de Monzie
Domergue
Paul Boncour
State police report 170 violators in six days
One hundred seventy violators of automobile laws arrested by Indiana highway police in six days per a state compilation by Frederick E. Schortemeier. Of these, seventy four were speeders and forty one operated without license plates.
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Indiana
Frederick E. Schortemeier
Schortemeier
Fund Growing for Tornado Sufferers Relief
The Indianapolis chapter of the American Red Cross reports the relief fund for southern Indiana tornado victims has reached 103 thousand seven hundred fifty nine dollars and ninety six cents. Donations continue to flow as officials confirm ongoing contributions.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
American Red Cross
Fire destroys Italian freighter Valecossa in Delaware River
In Philadelphia on April 13 the Italian freighter Valecossa, burning since Sunday evening, was beached in the lower Delaware River after fire boats failed to contain the blaze. The crew abandoned ship shortly before noon.
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United Presa
Philadelphia
Valecossa
Delaware River
Five Others Hurt In State Grade Crossing Crash Tragedy
Coatesville youth Hubert Gambold 15 dies at Methodist Hospital after a Terre Haute and Interurban collision at a crossing. His father John Gambold 40 mother Grace Gambold 39 and 3 year old John Jr. were injured. the interurban dragged the auto 30 feet. Four others injured in Indianapolis accidents as Easter Sunday toll rises.
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Hubert Gambold
Coatesvile
Ind
Methodist Hospital
Coatesville
Terre Haute
John Gambold
Grace Gambold
John Jr
Gambold
Hubert
John, Jr
Auto
McNamara Case Hearing Set for April 25 in Union Scandal
Special Judge Fred C. Gause will hear motions to quash four indictments charging John P. McNamara with blackmail related to the Elk clubhouse vandalism. McNamara, absent on $20 000 bond, faces charges tied to threats against contractors and workers during Elks building work. Eph Inman to assist State prosecutor William H. Remy. McNamara and his brother, also tied to Times dynamiting cases, carry long prison histories.
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John P. McNamara
Structural Iron Workers’ Union
Fred C. Gause
Gause
Charles E. Cox
McNamara
Eph Inman
William H. Remy
Elk’s
N. Meridian and
St. Clair Sts
Fred W. Jungclaus
Wiliam P. Jungclaus
Elks
Jungclaus
Union Iron
Ben Staggenberg
W. S. Frye Transfer Company
Irom
American Legion
War Memorial Plaza
William Kellermeyer
P. W. Kennedy & Son
James A. Collins
William J. Burns
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times
Llewellyn Works
San Quentin Penitentiary
James Fs. McNamara
Times
Miss Oberholtzer
Hammond
Ind
Stephenson
Earl Gentry
Earl Klenck
Lad Saved From Death by Wit During Street Play
A six year old lad, Clar ence Homberger, survived a near fatal incident after grabbing a radiator cap and hitching onto a car, today resuming school. Several other children, including Florence McGovern and Madge Laikley, were injured in separate street collisions reported by police accident prevention.
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Clarence Homberger
N. la Salle St
Robert
John Vestal
N. Gray St
Gray
Oakland Sts
Police Accident Prevention Bureau
Mayor Delays Hospital Move After Fire Marshal Inspection
Mayor Shank postponed condemning the old city hospital building until Newman T. Miller, state fire marshal, inspects the property. He called the old unit a firetrap after a recent inspection. An ordinance for a $384,000 bond to build a new surgical ward and other departments will be presented to city council next Monday night.
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Newman T. Miller
Shank
Miller
Supreme Court blocks states from fixing intra state freight rates
The United States Supreme Court ruled that states may not set intra state freight rates through their public service commissions. The decision reversed the Washington State Supreme Court which had upheld a state action cutting logs rates by about 20 percent.
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United Presse
Washington
Public Service Commission
United States Supreme Court
High Court
Washington State Supreme Court
State Department of Publi Works
Indianapolis Times Industrial Essay Contest Nears Finish
Times Essay Contest closes Wednesday. Open to all Indianapolis high and prep students with the prompt Why Industries Should Come to Indianapolis. Prizes: 15, 10, and 5. Essays limited to 200 words, ink or typewritten, single side, with name address and school. Judges include Elmer W. Stout O B Tiles and E J Gausepohl.
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Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis
Supreme Court upholds Montana oil tax on government leases
The Supreme Court ruled that oil and gas produced from land leased by the government to private firms can be taxed by the state where produced. The decision affirms the Montana Supreme Court ruling requiring Mid-Northern Oil Company to pay the tax.
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Supreme Court
Montana
United P. Wasington
United States Supreme Court
Montana Supreme Court
PRESS DEMANDS SPEECH RIGHTS IN SUPREME COURT
The United States Supreme Court was urged to firmly define free speech and press rights under the First Amendment. Briefs for the Baltimore Post and the Kansas City Journal-Post argued the government is abridging these rights in prosecutions over alleged illegal publication of income tax returns.
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United Press
Washington
United States Supreme Court Today
Newton D. Baker
Baltimore Post
Scripps-Howard
James A. Reed
Missouri Democrat
Kansas City Journal-Post
Wheeler Trial Opens as Senator Wheeler Faces Fees Case
Great Falls Mont April 13 The city mood heats as the Wheeler trial begins in Federal Court Thursday. Forty witnesses have been summoned by the Government to prove that Senator Burton K Wheeler accepted fees for appearances before the Interior Department after he became a senator.
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Great Falls
Mont
Burton K. Wheeler
Wheeler
Department of Interior
City Cabinet Meeting Backed By Mayor Shank Officials
Mayor Shank says the monthly cabinet meeting of city officials and department heads will convene Tuesday morning. No questions of unusual importance will be taken up, he stated.
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Shank
Coroner Orders Inquest After Boy Dies Following Weeklong Illness
Coroner Robinson orders an inquest into the death of a young boy who died after a week of illness. The boy’s brother remains in critical condition as investigators review medical records and circumstances surrounding the case.
Ice cream taint suspected after child deaths in Ohio neighborhood
Coroner Paul F. Robinson opened an inquiry into tainted vanilla ice cream from a wagon causing the death of 3 year old Kenneth Louden and serious illness of 5 year old Alvin Louden and others. Attending physicians reported stomach trouble and influenza as alternative diagnoses amid two days of illness and a recovered case. Local authorities and grandparents provided details on the Cone related illnesses from Coffey Street households.
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Paul F. Robinson
Kenneth Raymond Louden
Coffey St
Alvin Arthur
Benjamin Louden
Kenneth Louden
Hickman
W. A. Coeppers
H. G. Morgan
H. G. Morgan, City Sanitarian
Bus Men Financed By City Judge
Five bus drivers arrested by State Policeman Boyer were found guilty in city court. Isadore Goldband received 60 dollars plus costs for no lights no stop light and speeding. Orville Fosnight paid 51 dollars plus costs for no lights failure to display a stop light and a chauffeur license. Lewis Schrader was fined 50 dollars plus costs for speeding and open muffler. George Morris had judgment suspended with a 26 dollar fine for open muffler and no rights. Horace Marlett paid 10 dollars plus costs for speeding.
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Garrett Olds
Isadore Goldband
E. North St
Orville Fosnight
Sheridan Ind
Lewis Schrader
George Morris
Temple Ave
Horace Marlett
The
Occidental
Ford Dealers Offer $12.60 Down on Cars in Detroit
Ford Motor Company announced that dealers can deliver a runabout or touring car to a buyer with a $12.60 down payment and collect the balance at $5 weekly. A similar payment ratio applies to other models.
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United Press
Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company Today
Kansas Court Limits Hours Rule for Labor in Kansas
The Kansas Court of Industrial Relations ruled today that it cannot set a fixed daily hour limit for workers. The decision also states that the state cannot compel employers to pay time and a half for overtime.
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Washington
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
Kansas
United States Supreme Court
McReynolds
Five Exhumed in Poison Death Inquiry
Walter Cunningham and his four children were exhumed near Wheeler Indiana as authorities probe poisoning deaths linked to arsenic found at the Cunningham home. Gary and Chicago police aided by coroner Oscar Wolff pursue toxicology tests. Mrs Cunningham, 50, denies giving poison saying she bought arsenic for plants.
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United Press
Wheeler
Ind
Walter Cunningham
Here
Harry
Walter
Gary
Chicago
Oscar Wolff
Cunningham
Executive Committee Delays Filing Demand for Vote After Election
The committee opts to postpone formal demand for a vote, deciding it wiser to extend the drive and wait until after the upcoming election. The move aims to sustain momentum while avoiding immediate legal action.
City Manager Referendum Postponed To Next Year
Indianapolis executives delay filing the manager referendum petition until after elections. Primary set for May 5 with a long campaign ahead, headquarters remain open, and 1 000 to 1 500 citizens have signed commitments to push for city manager government.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Citizens Committee
Ex Klansman Stephenson likely to face trial in Oberholtzer case
Indiana Ku Klux Klan former grand dragon D C Stephenson is unlikely to be tried before June for kidnapping and attacking Miss Madge Oberholtzer. Marion County Criminal Court calendar shows 17 cases through May 25 including eight alleged murders, with several change of venue cases.
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John Thomas Shaw
Helen Whelchel
Marion County
Fifteen Cincinnati Officers Stand Trial in Graft Probe
Fifteen Cincinnati policemen and city agents, remaining from seventy one indicted in a government graft probe, went on trial in federal court. Fifty four pleaded guilty, two agents remain uncaptured, and the others faced the mercy of the court.
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Cincinnati
United Press
Ciry
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